-: You're willingness to learn,
and the energy that you brought every day to work,
and I also pride myself on being a quick learner.
So, I would say I did a tax internship,
so there was heavy volume, I'm doing a lot of tax returns,
it's a stressful time.
I feel like I was able to, you know, kind of,
that was my, I took time off of school,
so I wasn't in the classroom, so that was my job,
and that what I was solely focused on.
I won't say that everything I did was with the thought
of I hope this turns into a full-time job,
you know, that's kind of been on the back burner.
I'd say when I got into the internship,
I just kind of gave it 100%, and you know,
asked questions, I didn't act like an expert.
I didn't know anything going in about tax,
haven't even taken a tax class,
but, when you're there and you're willing to learn
and you're willing to be coached,
they give you all the tools that you need to succeed.
And I think I, you know,
just kind of took advantage of that.